Easter Eggs in Video Games
April 13th, 2014 11:46 AMCheck out this explanation of easter eggs in video games based on an idea suggested to the community on the /r/Xboxahoy subreddit.
C'Mon, Get Up Man!
April 12th, 2014 10:04 PM ShareTor Anonymous Browsing
April 12th, 2014 8:02 PMThis anonymous browsing software is often used to access websites on the deep web.
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Story Behind The World's Most Viewed Image
April 12th, 2014 6:33 PMThe one thing everybody will always remember of Microsoft's now-obsolete Windows XP is its desktop image "Bliss" with its green rolling hills and bluer than blue sky. In paying one last tribute to XP, Microsoft met up with the photographer Charles O'Rear to tell the story behind the making of one of the most viewed pictures of all times.
The Heartbleed Bug
April 12th, 2014 6:00 PMThe newly-discovered bug in encryption software OpenSSL that rocked the coding community this week may be much more widespread and detrimental than initially estimated, as networking companies continue their thorough check for vulnerabilities of their routers and other infrastructures.
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Easter Eggs in Video Games
Check out this explanation of easter eggs in video games based on an idea suggested to the community on the /r/Xboxahoy subreddit.
Tor Anonymous Browsing
This anonymous browsing software is often used to access websites on the deep web.
Story Behind The World's Most Viewed Image
The one thing everybody will always remember of Microsoft's now-obsolete Windows XP is its desktop image "Bliss" with its green rolling hills and bluer than blue sky. In paying one last tribute to XP, Microsoft met up with the photographer Charles O'Rear to tell the story behind the making of one of the most viewed pictures of all times.
The Heartbleed Bug
The newly-discovered bug in encryption software OpenSSL that rocked the coding community this week may be much more widespread and detrimental than initially estimated, as networking companies continue their thorough check for vulnerabilities of their routers and other infrastructures.